Walkout 77'!

55% of ticket prices are increasing, so does it matter that they won't all be £77

Bayern were quoted in Oct  2015 as £105 for a season ticket so it is relevant. Regardless of which even without the increase they are too expensive and if the club did not waste money they could reduce ticket prices by just buying one less dud per season

Interesting piece in the Echo about price rises in the last 35 years. Allowing for inflation the avg season tickets should now be just over £200.00p that is something to think about.

Stop taking fans for granted - Roy Evans

LFC must stop taking fans for granted says former boss Roy Evans as the ticket row rumbles on.
''It's got to stop being all about money and go back to being a sport, I hope Liverpool are big enough to work it out. It seems ridiculous that prices go up,'' he told Radio 5 live.

 http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35532475

Stop taking fans for granted - Roy Evans

LFC must stop taking fans for granted says former boss Roy Evans as the ticket row rumbles on.
''It's got to stop being all about money and go back to being a sport, I hope Liverpool are big enough to work it out. It seems ridiculous that prices go up,'' he told Radio 5 live.

 http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35532475

since the wonderful smart Yanks came in how much have we spunked on players like Balotelli or Lambert enough I would guess to actually stop charging people for coming to the game. Once they have actually started to manage the clubs finances correctly then it might be time to review ticket prices .

I love this club.

Things to come?

https://twitter.com/TerraceLife_/status/697154872320389122

https://twitter.com/btsportfootball/status/697151976660807681

https://twitter.com/btsportfootball/status/697151976660807681

Just seen this and bloody good on them it's about time fans all over Europe unite and take the game back from the greed of corporate vultures.

Is there a side-by-side comparison of the previous ticket prices and the future prices available anywhere?

Is there a side-by-side comparison of the previous ticket prices and the future prices available anywhere?

If I remember correctly in 1980 ish the season ticket was about £70 allowing for inflation it should be around £200 .
Football is now at a crossroads if they want supporters they need to stop fleecing them if they just want bums on seats carry on .

Thought this might be an appropriate thread to ask this question.

So we gained worldwide news by walking out at the 77 minute Mark. Everyone including the Boss and FSG have had a word and in their case, I think I read somewhere that they may be looking at "readjusting" the price of tickets in wake of the walkout.

Can we not do some form of protest even if its holding up placards/signs at the ground and get the world and the Owners to get the hint that we want rid of this bullshit Transfer Committee malarky that's destroying OUR Club?

Those cu*ts need to go because they're F***ing useless!

Beats the hell out of the old adage ''you get what you pay for''.

That's perspective, the Dortmund fans protest was in the quarter final of the cup and their tickets cost £30.

Nope, £55.

Standing ticket prices are relatively cheap in Germany, but some seated tickets are almost on par with us.

If I remember correctly in 1980 ish the season ticket was about £70 allowing for inflation it should be around £200 .
Football is now at a crossroads if they want supporters they need to stop fleecing them if they just want bums on seats carry on .

I meant more recently, mate. Something like comparison of 2-3 years ago and next season.

Pure F***ing unadulterated greed.

The billions coming in from TV,sponsorships etc etc, yet they still think it's right to increase tickets prices.

Morally bankrupt..

Some people get it, some never will.

Liverpool - a socialist bastion where injustice is fought by all for the benefit of everyone.

Where, when and how did the F***ing "I'm alright Jacks" infiltrate our psyche and become the norm?

Some people get it, some never will.

Liverpool - a socialist bastion where injustice is fought by all for the benefit of everyone.

Where, when and how did the f**king "I'm alright Jacks" infiltrate our psyche and become the norm?

Is right Debs .


The BBC report on the Dortmund demo.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35464102

Is right Debs .


The BBC report on the Dortmund demo.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35464102

Pity the dumb fucks in this country will just accept it Skip.

They're the Isis of football.

I'm
Stupid
I'm
Selfish

Not to worry though much like their namesake they'll hopefully blow themselves up in the name of their futile and pointless cuntmanship.

   We can live in hope mate but if they can't see it now, they'll never see it until it's too late for them 

It's good to see our lead being followed not just in England, but throughout Europe as well.

Fans are uniting against corporate greed and it's amazing to see.

Power to the people.

FSG Apologise & Revise 16/17; 17/18 Prices:
http://www.lfcreds.com/reds/index.php/topic,48531.0.html

I'll keep this open as I daresay there'll still be a lot of people, myself included, wanting to discuss the (now legendary) walkout.

A massive salute to all those who walked feeling proud of our fans tonight , at least when we say we going to do something we sure as fck go and do it .

I understand the cultural thing they spoke of....I mean here ticket prices are crazy for all major sports but you would never see any type of campaign or protest...basically here if you can't afford it then either work harder and make more money or don't go...that is the culture here and its the way its always been.

The issue is that unless FSG want to go through this all the time they better get advisers that are going to give them the straight scoop and not just lip service.

Maybe that's why ticket prices are crazy in the US mate, nobody objects or campaigns against the exorbitant hikes and they continue unabated.
There is a culture clash in the respect that while rampant profiteering is the norm in the states and it's implications grudgingly tolerated, in Liverpool it is called 'taking the piss' and the natives get restless Erik.